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Thank you for all you comments. Glad you liked my story.
I did try to give her and Noodle their own basket but it did not work.
As Noodle is second in command he was furious not to be with the other white hens at night and would not stop pacing,crowing and screeching. I could not sleep and the neighbour made a comment about the noise the next morning.
Also when I let them out in the morning the pecking order seemed to be upset and all the roos were scrapping (Noodle was picking on them as he was in a 'fowl' mood.
The next night he and Ginger were back to their normal places and everything was OK again the next day.
I did try to give her and Noodle their own basket but it did not work.
As Noodle is second in command he was furious not to be with the other white hens at night and would not stop pacing,crowing and screeching. I could not sleep and the neighbour made a comment about the noise the next morning.
Also when I let them out in the morning the pecking order seemed to be upset and all the roos were scrapping (Noodle was picking on them as he was in a 'fowl' mood.
The next night he and Ginger were back to their normal places and everything was OK again the next day.
